Dunk is in his second England squad and could be handed his debut in tomorrow's friendly with the United States at Wembley. If Dunk plays, he will become the first Brighton player to represent England since Steve Foster in 1982. Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson, Fulham keeper Marcus Bettinelli and Southampton stopper Alex McCarthy are the other players in the squad yet to be capped. Speaking in his pre-match press conference, Southgate confirmed players would make their debuts tomorrow and they will be presented their shirts by Wayne Rooney, who is winning his 120th and final cap. Southgate said: "We'll have some debuts and he's (Rooney) going to present those shirts to the debutants tomorrow. I've asked him to talk about a couple of areas inparticular which will be good for the guys to hear." Sky Sports sources this evening are reporting Dunk and Wilson are both in line to win their first cap. HAVE YOU READ? What time is England v United States on TV, what's the team news, what are the odds? Brighton & Hove Albion striker Glenn Murray backed to continue scoring after signing new deal Charlie Austin's rant and Martin Atkinson's baffling performance - what a weekend for referees! - Scott McCarthy England debut would be a dream come true - Lewis Dunk